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High-Level Panel ⁄ 21 May 2015 ⁄ La Palm Royal Beach Hotel ⁄ Accra
Business Integrity
How to build an anti-corruption pathway for Ghana
Introduction
Agenda
The Alliance for Integrity (AfIn) is a business driven multistakeholder initiative between multinational companies,
civil society, political organizations and international
institutions. The aim of AfIn is to promote integrity among
companies, their business partners and other relevant actors
in the economic system. AfIn has been active in the pilot
country India since 2013. In Ghana the stakeholders’ will to
enhance current conditions towards a cleaner society
is overwhelming. In a collective and cooperative approach,
AfIn intends to develop and implement anti-corruption
activities.
13.30 – 14.00 ARRIVAL AND REGISTRATION
This event specifically targets the following questions:
hat are feasible measures to reduce corruption
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risks and how can they be promoted? Which measures
are suitable for raising awareness of best practices in
enhancing business integrity?
hat role can different stakeholders play in a
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collective action approach against corruption?
hat are key challenges of anti-corruption efforts
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in Ghana?
PARTICIPATION AND registration
14.00 – 14.10 WELCOME ADDRESS
Ambassador Rüdiger John, German Embassy
Ghana
14.10 – 14.30 KEY NOTE
Ghana Center for Democratic Development
(CDD-Ghana)
14.30 – 14.45 ALLIANCE FOR INTEGRITY – COLLECTIVE
ACTION ON THE GROUND
Noor Naqschbandi, Alliance for Integrity (AfIn)
14.45 – 16.15 PANEL: BUSINESS INTEGRITY AND
THE FUTURE PATHWAY OF MULTISTAKEHOLDER EFFORTS IN GHANA
Stephen Antwi, President, Ghanaian-German
Business Association (GGEA)
Bernard Henebeng Asamoah, National
Program Coordinator, United Nations Office
on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Patrick Awuah, Founder, Aseshi University (tbc)
Sulemanu Koney, CEO, The Ghana
Chamber of Mines / Chair, Global Compact
Network Ghana
Sellasie Nyagbenu, Controls Manager,
Controls, Compliance and Ethics, Guinness
Ghana Breweries Ltd.
Linda Ofori-Kwafo, Executive Secretary,
Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC)
Richard Quayson, Acting Commissioner,
Commission for Human Rights and
Administrative Justice (CHRAJ)
Moderation: Bernard Avle, Citi FM
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articipation will be accepted only with
prior registration!
Please register by sending an email with your name,
organization and f unction to [email protected]
16.15 – 16.30 FAREWELL AND OUTLOOK
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egistration deadline: 19 May 2015
16.30 – 18.00 NETWORKING RECEPTION
Siegfried Leffler, Country Director, GIZ
in Ghana
www.afin.international
In collaboration with: